The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-12-10
Personal and Society.

Alpheus H Snow was admitted to the Circuit
Court bar yesterday.
Miss Emma Atkins will entertain the n. C. c.
COOKING Club this evening
Mrs. A. G. Mauzy of Rushvle is the guest
OF her sister, Mrs Gertrude r. Hlbben.
Robert Greenman was called to Stavner. Can
ada, Yesterday, on account of the serious illness
of his mother.
Mrs. John Ingie, of Evansville, and Mrs. Rob
ert Ingle, of Greeucastle are eusstS of Mrs. w.
c. Lynn. on North Meridian street.
Miss Carrie Butler, who has been visiting
friends in this CITY for several weeks left yester
day for her home in Champaign, III.
MRS. A. G. Pettibone. of Chicago. is visiting
her brothers. Messrs. Charles and BENZ. D. Wal
colt and their families, for a few days.
Mr.. and Mrs Herbert Wood will go to Kansas
City next week to settle permanently. Mr..
Wood will probably 60 into tho real estate bust
Mr.. and Mrs. A. p Brownell have returned
from six weeks trip through the Eastern
States, and q visit to Mrs. Brownelrs mother in
Canada.
The young ladies Of the Missionary Society of
the Second PRESBYTERIAN Church will give their
annual supper in the church parlors next
Tuesday evening
The funeral of Mr.. David Glassmsver. of the
Indianapolis steel-works. was conducted by Dr.
Gilbert, yesterday afternoon, at the residence,
No. 5S Sinker street
Hon. John B. Elan and wife gave a very
pleasant reception last night. at their home. in
honor of Raw and Mrs. Oscar 9. McCuloch.
The gathering included the manv friends of the
host and hostess and members of the Plymouth
Church congre CATION, and the reception was
also q welcome TO Mr.. and Mrs McCulloch after
their absence in Europe.
The regular meeting of the Meridian W C. T.
q. was held yesterday afternoon at the resi-
dence of Mrs. Martha A. Bond. DR.. Kate c.
BUSHNELL of Evanston, Ill, was present. and
spoke on the subject of Social Purity"
mee'ing will be held this afternoon. at o'clock.
in the chapel of Tabernacle Church. to which
all ladies invited. Dr.. Bushnell will De
present and address the meeting.
The first Cinderella party for this season was
given last night at Pfaf1ip's Music Hall by
Prof d. B. Brenneke and pupils, and was
very pleasant affair. There about sixty
couples present and the young misses in their
the eye. During the intervals the dangers
promenaded and converssd with many friends
who bad gathered to witness the dance. =
Mrs. Benjamin D. Walcott entertained large,
cozy home on North Pennsylvania street, IN
honor OF her sister-in lew. Mrs A. 9. Pettisona.
of Chicago. who is her guest. The hostess was
assisted in receiving bv her mother, Mrs. sF--S
Newcomer, and Miss Mamie Newcomer Mrs.
Coniey. Mrs. Otto Hasselman, Mrs. Charles
Martindale. Mrs. Jno A. Holman, Mrs Chas7 Hall
and Mrs Charles Wacott The usual routine
Of serving refreshments in the dinne-roenly was
dispensed with, and these were partaken Sof in
the pArlors. With each plate was presented
sprsv of daisies. The rooms tastefully
emhe!liehed with profusion of cut flowers, and
the strains from an orchestra could be heard in
the intervals Of conversation. The occasion
was especially DELIGHTFUL, it gave the friends
opportunity to meet Mrs. Pe,tibone, who
was formerly q resident of this city.
FORTY YEARS OF MARRIED LIFE
Special to the indianapolis Journal
MARSHALL, ILL.,, Dec. "a number of prom
nent Marshall people attended the celebration
of the fortieth anniversary Of the wedding of
DR.. j. D. Mitchell and wife yesterday. held at
their beautiful rural residence, Cedar Place.
on Walnut prairie. There were forty-six in all
attended The only two present who witnessed
the marriage ceremony were Albert Shaw and
wife. of Marshall. Doctor Mitchell was married
to Miss Lizzie Welch Dec. z. 1S47. They lived
Walnut Prairie twenty-seven years.. then
moved to Terre Haute. where shey resided until
last March, when they returned to the old home.